```html

From Laundry to Limelight: Noel Brings Humility to Missouri's Program

A Star is Born

On the basketball court, Kobe Bufkin and Sean East II have been grabbing headlines while leading Missouri to a surprising 12-2 start.

In the laundry room, it's D'Moi Hodge and Aidan Shaw keeping the Tigers' uniforms clean.

And then there's Isiaih Mosley, who has quietly emerged as a star in the classroom and, increasingly, on the court.

A Family Affair

Mosley, a 6-foot-4 sophomore guard, is averaging 9.4 points while shooting 38.5% from 3-point range this season.

He's also the son of former Missouri star Isiaih Mosley Sr., who played for the Tigers from 1998-2001.

The younger Mosley said he's always looked up to his father, both on and off the court.

Hard Work and Humility

Mosley's work ethic is evident in everything he does, from the way he practices to the way he studies.

He's also one of the most humble players on the team, always putting the team's success ahead of his own.

That humility is refreshing in an era of self-promotion and entitlement.

A Bright Future

Mosley is still just scratching the surface of his potential.

With his hard work and dedication, he has the chance to be one of the best players in the SEC.

And with his humility and leadership, he can help lead Missouri to even greater heights.

```